The Italian health ministry issued severe heat warnings for 12 cities as hot air from Africa scorched southern Europe and the Balkans, pushing temperatures above 40°C. Croatia recorded its highest-ever Adriatic Sea temperatures near Dubrovnik, while Serbia faced record power consumption due to air conditioning use.
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Heatwave sweeps Southern Europe
Municipalities in affected areas cared for elderly residents, and firefighting crews battled wildfires in Italy and North Macedonia. Greece provided air-conditioned spaces for the public and banned outdoor work during peak heat. Thermometers were expected to hit 42°C, with Spain’s Guadalquivir river basin possibly reaching 44°C.
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